Sticky Fingers Zips To #1 - Music History - Calendar Event of The Day

 

1971 The Rolling Stones' Sticky Fingers album, with a working zipper on the cover, hits #1 in the US. Read the full story   More Events:   1967 The Monkees release Headquarters, proving they're more than a group of actors who just play a band on TV. Although it's their third album, it's the first that allows them creative control over songwriting and performing without relying on session musicians. The album goes to #1 on the Billboard 200.   1986 Cher, making her first appearance on David Letterman's show, tells him why she declined the many invitations to come on before: Because she thought he was an "a--hole."   2017 Minutes after an Ariana Grande concert ends at the Manchester Arena in England, a suicide bomber detonates a device, killing 22 and injuring at least 60 others in an act of terrorism.   See More Events Click here for the previous post

 

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Rock And Roll Is Here To Stay -Music History - Calendar Event of The Day

 

1965 Ten years into the Rock Era, it looks like it's here to stay. Time magazine reports on the rock revival with the cover story, "Rock 'n' Roll: The Sound of the Sixties." Read the full story   More Events:   1986 Run-DMC, LL Cool J and Whodini kick off the Raising Hell tour with a show in Columbus, Georgia. All three acts are from New York City; the tour, which stops in places like Saginaw, Michigan, and Jacksonville, Florida, affirms that rap is finding a much wider audience.   1983 ZZ Top release their video for "Gimme All Your Lovin'," marking the first appearance of the Eliminator, Billy Gibbons' 1933 Ford Hot Rod. The car appears in three other ZZ Top videos and becomes closely associated with the band. Gibbons has another one built just like it to bring on tour.   1994 R&B vocal group All-4-One hits #1 on the Hot 100 with "I Swear," a cover of a country song by John Michael Montgomery. The group is playing gigs at Disneyland when the song tops the chart; it stays at #1 for 11 weeks.   See More Events Click here for the previous post

Lifeline South Coast Update

 

 

Push for Better. Right Here in the Illawarra and South Coast.

From 4 - 26 June, challenge yourself to 3,214 push-ups and help us put a spotlight on the number of people who died by suicide in Australia in 2023

 

 

Help to fundraise for Lifeline South Coast and we guarantee that the money raised stays in your local South Coast area.

Lifeline South Coast is part of a national network — but we are 100% responsible for raising our own funds to keep our local crisis support services running.

That’s why we’re calling on our Illawarra and South Coast community to Push for Better and take part in this year’s Push-Up Challenge.

Every dollar you raise stays local, helping us answer calls for help, run our Community Kitchen, and support the mental health of our region.

 

REGISTER FOR THE PUSH-UP CHALLENGE

 

 

IPART seeks feedback on draft prices for Sydney Water Have your say on our Draft Report IPART has today released its draft decisions on Sydney Water’s maximum prices for 2025-26 to 2029-30. Under our draft decisions, bills for a typical household would increase, on average, by $61 (or 4.6%) each year for 5 years, plus inflation. We are seeking feedback on our draft decisions from all interested stakeholders. The feedback received will help us make our final decisions for the maximum prices Sydney Water can charge for water, wastewater, stormwater and other water-related services, to apply from 1 October 2025. Feedback on our draft decisions can be made via our website until 23 June 2025 or by filling out a short (10 minute) customer survey to share your views on prices for Sydney Water’s services. Sydney Water customers can use the bill calculator on our website to see what our proposed prices could mean for them. Best Regards, IPART Sydney Water price review team Read the Draft Report   Calculate your bills Make a submission   Complete a survey

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High growth precincts or high risk developments? id - Informed Decisions

 

A credible forecast of future transit-oriented growth

In the latest report from .id (informed decisions), we share independent research into three transit precincts - Macquarie Park, Epping and Woolloongabba - as case studies that show how growth and development can unfold differently, even when policy settings are similar. 

These examples show how demographic analysis, development research, and feasibility modelling of development sites are used to help utilities planners build a credible evidence base to answer the big questions:

• Where is growth likely?
• When will it happen?
• And how should infrastructure respond?

How utilities can build a stronger evidence base for infrastructure decisions arClick here for the post

Metal Band Lordi Wins Eurovision - Music History Calendar - Event of The Day

 

2006 The Finnish band Lordi win the Eurovision Song Contest - the first heavy metal band ever to do so. Read the full story   More Events:   2017 Toby Keith performs to an all-male audience in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, in one of the first concerts in the city since a ban on public performance of music was relaxed after more than 25 years.   1989 Paula Abdul notches her second #1 US hit with "Forever Your Girl," the title track to her debut album. The song is written by Oliver Leiber, son of Jerry Leiber of the Leiber & Stoller songwriting team.   2012 Lady Gaga appears on The Simpsons, where she tries to help Lisa improve her social standing in the episode "Lisa Goes Gaga."   See More Events